Lakes Shipments of Coal to Set Summer Record
Herman Griggs of the Great Lakes Ore and Coal Exchange says coal shipments on the Great Lakes will surpass all prior summers. He cites 35,560,000 tons of coal carried last year and 65,204,009 tons of ore in 1929, with ore likely to stay above 58 million gross tons this year. He asserts Lake Michigan drainage for Chicago won’t affect shipping. George Marr of the Lake Carriers Association declines to forecast a rise, expecting cargo to be roughly unchanged.
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Cleveland
Great Lakes
Herman Griggs
Lake Aichigan
Chicago Drainage Canal
Lake Erie
Michigan
George Marr
Lake Carriere Association
May Health and Child Care Put Forward by Arthur Brishane
Today Arthur Brishane urges parents and all to cooperate for May Health and Child Care. Fresh air sunlight regular sleep and slow eating are urged as free aids to health and teeth. He notes government support for livestock but calls for human maternal health help as lacking.
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Hoover
Desist
Agricultural Department
DIES AT 92 INDIANAPOLIS WOMAN DIES AT 92
Mrs. Margaret Beebe, 94, died at her son Frank Beebe's home on Washington Street after two days of bronchitis. She leaves two daughters Mrs Josephine Barnete of Gloucester and Mrs Ola Portin of Moundavilla West Virginia, two sons John Reeve of Columbus and Hart Prive of Chauncey, and other relatives. Funeral arrangements not yet completed.
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Margaret Beebe
Winesy
Frank Beebe
Washington Street
Josephine Barnete
Glouster
Mra
Ola Portin
Moundavilla
W. Va
D John Reeve
Columbus
Hart, Pivabe
Chauncey
Om Giste Mere
Janes Marley
New Marsh
Tietel
Police Dog Suspected In Child's Death Near Wanakah
Buffalo report says a police dog aged about four was suspected of causing the death of Phyliss E Gottskitz, 4, Wanakah. The child’s body was found in a muddy field near her home after an examination revealed hair in the dog’s stomach believed torn from the child’s head.
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Buffalo
Phyliss
E. Gottscitk. 4
Wanakah
Three Babies Found Beaten in Vacant Oakland House
Two men reported hearing moans and saw three children imprisoned in a vacant Oakland house. The eldest, about three, had wrist cuts from a rope used to tie her to a chair. all three, aged three, two, and one, showed injuries and were restrained. Juvenile authorities took custody. parents to be arrested on return.
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Oakland
Catt
Oaklatin
Marke
Emil the Cop as Tim the Fireman Prevents death
Cleveland reports an incident where Emil Smith, a police sergeant, calmed a woman threatening to jump from a hotel window. Disguised as a fireman, Timothy O Braddigan assisted, convincing the woman to open the door and preventing a suicide. The article also notes Clarence R. Butts funeral arrangements.
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Emil the Cop
Tim
Cleveland
Emil Smith
Cty
Wets Victory Short Lived in New York Assembly
In Albany on April 12 the New York Senate blocked the Cuvi llier measure after the Assembly passed it 50 to 0. Senator Brown of Schenectady opposed consideration and buried the bill as the 1930 session ended. Jenks warned such a move could open a national constitutional overhaul.
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Albany
N.Y
U.R
New York State
Congress
Senate
Brown
Schenectady
Senate Judiciary
Ben
Edmund B. Jenks
Cuvillier
Jenks
Single Bandit Takes 30000 In Gem Theft
A bandit at Clething and Company jewelers in Newark binds president William W Zieting and employee G K Munn, locks them in a wine room, then escapes with jewelry and stones valued between 20000 and 40000. Police report the safe was opened and the thief fled.
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Newark
W. J
U.A
Nea Upile
Clething and Company
William WU
Ziething
G. K. Munn
Ragged Joyride Ends With Rifle and Liquor Seizure
Peter Torek told police he was joyriding when arrested for zigzagging on 2 street. In his car a rifle was firing, a liquor bottle and ingredients for making a highball were found in the cabinet.
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Fhiammond
Ind
Peter Torek
News Index and Local Pages Preview
An index listing items across sections including Navy Parley, Apple Blossom Festival, and notable races. It mentions sports, work in Hack Logan News, prison labor, and district community notes with page references. The garbled text points to regional updates across multiple pages and topics.
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Nélzonvins
Attic Lover Tells of Killing Husband Blaming Burglar
Otto Sanhuber a secret attic resident for 15 years told how he killed Otto Oesterreich in self defense after sneaking from his attic home and shooting the manufacturer when he believed Oesterreich harmed his lover. He claimed burglars framed others for the crime.
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Los Angeles
Otto Sanhuber
Ubt Davitot
Walburga
Gesterreich
St. Paul
Oesterreich
Sanhuber
Young Boy Killed East of City On Saturday
Glenfion Wade Jr aged 14 was fatally crushed when a truck ran over his chest after he attempted to hitch a ride near the Canaanville Store. The driver Herbert Brown Athens reportedly did not know of the boy’s presence. The accident occurred about 1:30 PM near Canaanville.
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Glenfion Wade, Jr
Glendon Wade
Witto
Canaanvilla
Herbert Grown
Athens
Wady
Brown
Canaaavilla
Lurlut
Lioyd Patton
Venthe
Patston
Woman Found Shot Behind Culvert Near Arlington Cemetery
Miss Maury Baker a 31 year old Navy Department clerk was found dead with a gunshot wound hidden behind a culvert near the Arlington Cemetery entrance. A flooded car belonging to the victim was located on the military road with blood on the upholstery and the body dumped into a small stream. Detectives believe the murder occurred after she was tossed from the car and the killer drove away toward the cemetery area.
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Washington
Maury Baker
Navy Department Bureau of Aeronautics
Arlington Cemetery
Miliary Road
Arlington County
Paifles
Jbua
Brady on Trial for Life in Travia County Murder Case
In Austin Texas on November 12 the case of John W Brady returns to district court for a second time as he faces a life sentence for murder. Friends testify to his ascent and fall amid a public lie while witnesses recount the alleged killing of Miss Leha Highstith, a small-statured stenographer, by jealousy with a long bladed pocket knife. The first trial ended in a hung jury.
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Austin
Tex
Supreme Court
Travia County
John W. Brady
Urlal
Brady
Leha Highstith
Dannary and
Debriary
Tinker Arrested on Charge of Assault in Athens
Tinker, of Athens, was arrested after a reported assault at a hardware store in Rogers City area. Police say the incident involved a man named Kerr and a struggle that left a boy with injuries. Tinker denies the accusations and is set for arraignment.
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Tinker
Karr
Martin Rogers City
Athens
Sale
Burns
Athens City
Mera
Alex Awada
Charles Lainen
Kerr
Abs
Awada
Middle West Cools After Freak Winds Hit Heat Wave
The Middle West cools as upper lake winds drop temperatures after a stretch of 90s. In the Southwest the heat persists, threatening crops with losses estimated at 42 million daily as farmers face ongoing drought conditions.
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chicaGo
Great
Local debate on straw hat wear sparks summer fashion movement
A local discussion grows over a proposed straw hat rule as residents debate May 16 as a turning point. Weather forecasts anticipate a cool wave. heat and storms shift across the Midwest, impacting crops in Kansas Oklahoma and Nebraska amid farm board concerns.
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Wer
Herbert W. Broake
Brooks
J. W. Gibson
Aanesvithe
Chicago
Kansas
Oklahoma
Nebriaka
Farm Board
New Ground Operated Bomb Plane Reported by Daily Mail
London April 12 British United Press describes a secret British war weapon a large armored plane without a crew. It would be powered automatically by a clockwork brain with bombs in the hull and engines in the bow and rear surfaces. After a set distance the engine stops and the craft falls.
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London
British United Press
Britain
The
Daily Mail
Seem Deal
Major Johnson declines Congress run for Tenth District
Major Johnson, probate judge of Athens County, states he will not seek Congress in the Tenth District. In a Saturday interview with Theo Messenger he says his duties in probate and juvenile courts require his full attention, and he will continue to work in the probate office to the best of his ability. The judge thanks the people of Athens County for their support.
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Jonson
Jehanen
Athena
Congress
Alajor Jahn
Theo Messenger Eal
Norobate
Athens County
Major Johnson
Bus Crash Kills Many in Albuquerque Train Collision
In Albuquerque on April 12 a bus collided with a locomotive, tearing the bus apart and causing a fiery wreck. Several passengers perished, and witnesses described bodies lining the tracks as rescuers fought to identify victims amid flames and chaos.
Goat chases census taker in Omaha 50 yard dash
Mrs Stella Long census taker in Omaha is chased by a billy goat at a house while attempting to enumerate. She dashes fifty yards with surprising speed until she reaches a porch and the goat is left stranded by a 50 foot rope.
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Omaha
Nebe
Stella Long
Long
Gilson enters county sheriff race in Athens primary
Howard Gilson of Athens files with the Athens County Board of Elections to seek the Republican nomination for county sheriff by submitting the required signatures. About a dozen Republican candidates are contesting the sheriff post while Deputy Sheriff Wayne Wingett files for the Democratic primary.
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Howard Gilson
Athens
Ale
Papera
Athena
Sherif
Athens County Board of Elections
Sheriff Post
Sherof Wayhie
Wingett
Sheriffs Office
Gaon
McCurie
Fire and Accessory Company
Hes
Trate Elliotts
Jama
Senate Sways Over War Pact In Quiet Washington Echoes
Frantic diplomacy and shifting public opinion frame the debate on the three power naval agreement as Senate readiness to ratify looms. Discussions hinge on France Britain and the United States building parity while Britain and Japan watch closely for shifts in military posture and policy.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United
Proms Star
Warrington
Senate
Stimson
Hiistorias Certiciam
Mllagedly
Dig
Lttie Haven Pa
Ing
France
Agehelt
MacDoneld
Agresmont
Brian
Thia
Angio-Amere
Britain
Rouy de Upenlan
United States
United States Navy
Seiten
Japan
Hoover
Benate
Lons
Renate
Fepteasne
Armetican Shire
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Lake Michigan
Arthur Brishane
Copsright
King Peatures Incorporated
Atlanta
Beebe
Clichi
Smith
Timothy Cornelius O'Braddigan
Pele al
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Nelaenville Moyle
Riese
Navy
Clousrer
Otto Senhuber
Canaan
Theater Booth
Nelsonville
Texas
Eni
Great, Lakes
Lower Lakes
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Borah
Martinsburg
Repubsilian
Idaho
Middle West
J Dieasbus
Albuquerque
Parsons
Jhiy
Miorgues
Hooh
Langelod
Denver
Jmrin
Badadtings
F. B. Wilduna
Alinquerquy
Wit
Noma Oak
Otrul
Venom
Titty
Gilson
Seye
Warcraft
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